Not knowing the predominant pitch, story count, and eave height of a roof before an inspection increases the risk of assigning the wrong resources for the job—and rescheduling not only creates a bad homeowner experience, but it can also cost more than $200 each time it happens.
EagleView’s Claims Assignment Service (CAS) for insurance provides carriers with the key property information needed to assign the correct inspection resources the first time.
Identify steep or complex roofs before an inspection.
Get key property attributes (predominant pitch, story count, and eave height) on demand and in less than a minute.
Assign the right inspection team and equipment for every site visit.
CAS provides key roof data based on address or latitude and longitude, and is available via web portal or API integration with leading claims management platforms.
Predominant Pitch
Determines overall steepness using the industry standard format over 12 (i.e., 7/12).
Story Count
Confirms if the home is a single story or taller, helping identify equipment requirements.
Eave Height
Delivers the mode, min and max eave height based on a large data point sample of the roof.
CAS data is powered by EagleView’s nationwide database of more than 1 billion ultra-high resolution property images.
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